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Bijak

Bijak is a B2B platform for agricultural commodity trading that gives buyers and sellers better prices, increased working capital, and optimised logistics.

Bijak is a B2B platform for agricultural commodity trading that gives buyers and sellers better prices, increased working capital, and optimised logistics. The Gurgaon based company essentially ensures quick disbursal of loans, reduces cost, eliminate wastage via logistics and convenient payment channel, and works as a bookkeeping app. Bijak aims to bring accountability and transparency in the agricultural value chain through a buyer/seller rating system that’s based on real-time transaction data. Users on the platform can leverage those ratings to identify and trade with reliable counterparts.

AgriTech

WEBSITE

https://www.bijak.in/

HEADQUARTERS

Gurgaon, Haryana, , India

COMPANY SIZE

<10

FOUNDED

May 2019

Stories

Stories about Bijak

Bijak’s mantra for success in agritech: Leverage existing farming ecosystem

Tenzin Norzom

Decoding Bijak’s journey of helping farmers by improving their income and livelihoods

Varnika Gupta

The rise of agritech startup Bijak in a $200B market; Exploring one of the largest recipe-sharing apps

Team YS

Decoding Sequoia and Omidyar-backed agritech startup Bijak’s hyper growth in a $200B market

Sohini Mitter

Awards

Awards and Recognitions

50 Disruptive Startups of India - 2019

A YourStory list of startups in 2019 with groundbreaking ideas that are creating a deep impact.

Agritech B2B trading platform Bijak ensures accountability and transparency in the agricultural value chain through a buyer/seller rating system which is based on real-time transaction data. Users on the platform can leverage those ratings to identify and trade with reliable counterparts. Bijak’s approach of enabling the existing players in the value chain underscores the company’s vision to be a trusted partner of the agriculture commerce community. Most commodity traders refer to invoice details as Bijak, and that is where the app derives its name from. The app, which is highly customised for agriculture commodity traders, is available in a number of local languages and uses the same terminology that’s typically used in major wholesale markets, also known as mandis.